Thanks. Will not be cutting anything! 
Photos without lights
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Thoughts on size of plants vs tray size?
Im wondering if itās going to be possible for these plants to all grow in this pan vs splitting them up into 2 setupsā¦
Iām feeling like these are going to be much larger than my last grow.
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Those pans look deep!
I wouldnāt worry about them
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Iād consider two trays based on thinking of how big theyāll get as they grow. Before stretchā¦ 
You need space between them looking to the future IMHO
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Iām thinking as far as the depth, plenty deep enough if thatās a concern like @Nicky says.
As far as the size of room, Iād be more like @neofirebird says. I would have about 2ft in between each plant. Those look like some big plants, or at least the leaves look big.
How much room do you have in there again?
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I have at least 6ft x 6ft tent and have enough supplies to get the other setup going so I can split them, but can probably on do 2 setups. The pans are deep enough for sure! The plants are way bigger than my last grow. I dont think I can get 2 ft in between. Last grow I was tieing the plants everywhere as they were colliding and about to fall over! Trying to think wiser this time before we get that big LOL.
Thanks!
@neofirebird @HappyHydroGrower @Nicky
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@HappyHydroGrower points out a very valid point, ideally you want 2ft x 2ft for a plant anything less is not ideal.
So try to get as close to that as possible
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Thatās going to be tough! That was hard last round, and why I wanted to consider individual buckets. Another learning opportunity! Will try and split this week and let yall know how that goes.
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Iām with these guys. If you were in soil. I would think you could do it. But in hydro. It will be harder. I didnāt see if those were photos or autos either. Photos you would have a reasonable chance. But even with a 4 week veg. I can fill a 2x2 area.
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Iām getting other setup ready and will split into 2, best I can do with these trays.
Here are plants today. I uped the nutrients and they have been doing well so far with so signs of changes in past 2 res. changes/increases.
What is thoughts on when to start flowering? Whatās the factors you consider?
@PharmerBob @neofirebird @HappyHydroGrower @Not2SureYet @Nicky
Some curling on these but no others. They were pressed up against tent so adjusted. So wasnāt working too much about it
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I think after 5 or 6 weeks of veg, they should be mature enough to flower.
Plants will usually start alternating their growing pattern when mature enough.
Plants are looking great! 
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Im way past that in veg but had a slower start.
What do you mean alternate growth pattern?
@HappyHydroGrower
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When they are young, leaves and bud sites come out evenly on each side of the stalk. When they get mature they start alternating their leaf structure.
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Ill have to go take a look. From what you can see do i seem close to starting flowering?
Next time some earlier defoliation wouldāve created more bud sites and helped maximize your grow 
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WHats that mean?
I guess i thought it was too soon to remove some of the leaves so I let it beā¦is there anything i should do now to help that
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I think what he means if you defol a little when they are young, a leaf or two or three / couple you open up bud sites to get light which helps produce more buds. Itāll all come in time.
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Height is the only factor right now to consider as far as Iām concerned.
Expect 50% stretch + you need 15" from plant top to lights.
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Do i look far from starting flowering?
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